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Old 07-05-2008, 02:46 AM
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Originally Posted by DanishDynamite View Post
If you are not sure what Libertarianism is about, please read their home page. After you have done so, please try answering my first question again in this new light.

We cannot do much to dispel the fact of your wackiness given by your answer to my second question (everyone should have access to nuclear weapons), but perhaps you could still salvage some honor by giving a sensible answer to my first question.
You never asked if he was a Libertarian or a libertarian.

Of which variety do you want to answer your questions?
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